In Episode 2: The Unbearable Love, players can meetMarius Von Hagen, the sole heir to the infamous Pax Group—and the last love interest in the lineup. However, Marius has found himself tangled up in a high-profile case, prompting a legal battle against other influential figures. And of all the great lawyers in Stellis, he chooses you to defend him in court.
In this Investigation and Trial walkthrough, find out everything you need to do to successfully prove Marius' innocence.
Connections:
2-10—Inspection
Click on Jen to inspect her physical characteristics, which will give you clues about her involvement in the case.In the order of the image above:
Inquiry:Janus and Estelle had a special relationship because…
Inquiry #1:The original murder plan may have been…
Inquiry #2:Jen couldn’t be the one who poisoned the wine, because…
After making these two Connections, Vyn tells you that Jen can’t be the murderer, and you will be given a choice between two responses. SelectFingerprints on Estelle’s Phone.
Inquiry #3:Jen’s actions are in clear contradictions with her own statement, because…
2-21—Analysis
When questioning Janus, he tries to play the victim by claiming that he had injected Tetrodotoxin into the wine to commit suicide. Refute his statement by selectingUse the vase shards to prove they fought.
Inquiry:How did Janus poison the chocolates?
After the Analysis, you tell Janus that the silk gloves are indicative of his involvement in the murder. He tries to refute you by stating that silk gloves aren’t that rare. Respond withThe chocolate smudge on the back of the phone.
2-27—Trial
In the trial, present the right evidence to support your claims.
Episode 2 Investigation Tip
In stages 2-13 and 2-18, you need to conduct an Investigation in Estelle’s hotel room. Simply click theHintbutton to reveal glowing objects, which are essentially the clues that you need to obtain Key Info and complete the Investigation.
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